Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 February 1891 — Page 4

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Repairing is cue of Uio most important^

parts of a Jeweler's business.

A_Uood Watch may: be ruined by a

cureless, or ignorant workman.

Therefore," when your watches are out

of orilerbnotf.uiein.to

207 East Main Street

Bring the Babies

Over Con Cunningham's.

MRS. WILSON

Who has purchased the Edna NlchoUon slock of millinery,has moved the same to elegant rooms in Joel Block. Due notice will be given of the arrival of Springstyles.

137 South Washington 8tre«t.

Gonzales & Armstrong, Dentists,

Sueces&ors to Galey Bros

Invite the Public •«. To call and examine their entirely new method of inserting artificial dentures

Without Plates.

This method is patented and Gonzales & Armstrong have the exclusive privilege of using itin Montgomery and adjoining counties.

It dispense® with tlw JlHrfn- suetlun olatc In

^Linramon use for partlal deuture.5. li a plums are about one-iuarter ouo-elght Ibe natural

slzt'-

"elng construct

ed on true mechanical

principals. they fit the mouth with perfect accuracy. This system applies to all ca.se? having one or more natural tooth remaining on either Jaw. The patent granted Feb. '•.*, 1KW0, le for an Improvement In metallic plates. The best material for thin purine la gold. Other materials have a special utility, but gold Is to lie preferred. With this method a" perfect Biting gold plate can le made which has never been accomplished before, owlugt the wurpage that Invarlbly occurs lu soldering the clasps and teeth to the pWtte,

We guarantee to extract teeth without pain by the UBe of Nitroa Oxide Oae, Vitalized Air,

Electric Vibrator, and'': "Our Local :.

Anesthetic:'

For the beneilt of Dr. Ii. V. Galey's friends and patrons we wish to announce that he can always be found at our office ready to wait on you as before, as he is still in' terested in the business.

GRAND PALACE HOTEL.

81 to 103 North Clark Street, CHICAGO 4 MtouUxi from Court Hovne. lioth 1'litun.

Weekly, $3. Traitnipnt.SOa I7p. Restaurant t*y Cornp&gon, late Chlcuro Cluh Chef. Popular Prices. New House. Cut this out for further infortDM-ion.

Baths! Baths! Baths!

Tl'H AND SHOWEH, AT TUB

Y.M.C.A.BarberShop

McCALIP & AHM8THONO.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

KPUW UNIVERSITY, CfiEEKCASTLE, INO.

T• forte. Organ, Voice, Violin. 1

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n-iil liurid Innlrnmcnta, Harmony, P|Ki1"-rii"t!''»g. Chorus one] Orchclra, "1

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litre durlntr the neliool

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I'rof. .JAMES N. BOWK, Dnn.

0. M. Scott, at the City Clerk's office ID city building, Is agent for the Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette, Enquirer,The Indiana State Journal, Toledo Blade, Chicago Inter-Ocean, St. Louis GlobeDemocrat and Peterson's Magazine, or *ny other periodical desired. Also agent for tha Bartlett Book Bindery,of Terre

Call and m* him or address him

Mr* city building.

DAILY JOURNAL.

FRIDAY, FE15. 1H, lS'.H.

A I A O E E E A

GENERAL SHERMAN'S OONDITUN IMPROVED WITH CHANGES

OF RECOVERY. ,%?0v/

James O'Neil. of Greencastle. Gets Two

Years For Bea.ing His Uhild—The Third Victim of the Lafnyttte

Explosion Dead-

Special to The Journal. WASHINGTON.

Fob.

13.—Admiral

David D. Porter dit'll at his retiideuco in this city this inoruiBg at the age of 80 years. lie was prominent val oflioer and distinguished himself during the war in the cipturc of Now Orleans and Vicksburg. He was made Vice-Admiral in IbOfi and Admiral in 1S7U.

General Sherman Improving. peclal U) the Journal: NEW YOHK, ,Feb. 13.—At 10 o'clock General Sherman's condition was greutly improved. His physiciaus have given it out that there is a fair chance for his recovery.

Two Years For Brutality.

tteolal to the Journal:

GNEE.scASTI.E, Feb. 18.—The Humane Society of this city have shown a determinaHon to no longer show mercy to the many cruel brutes of Greeneastle who practice their brutality upon their innocent wives and children. Consequently to day James O'Neil, who hue been prosecuted by the society received a sentence of two years in the State's prison for striking hi9 only child. A large number of other citizens are standing in slippery places. The movement is a much needed one here.

:v-:

A Third Victim is Dead.

Special to the Oourcal LAFAYETTE,

Feb.

18.—Mrs.

Jenners,

one of the persons seriously injured in the gas explosion westerday, died this morniug at 9 o'clock. This is the third victim of this dreadful oatastrophe, Northcut having died last night. Levi Brown is critical and it is feared wil also die this evening.

THE BARBER'S BRIDE.

Wesley Howard, of Linden. Happily United to the Family of His ChoiceOn Saturday evening Wesley Howard the tonsorial artist, of Linden, was arrested at theinstanoe of Miss ladDavenport,whose child was several weeks old. Mr. Howard promptly agreed to marriage and a messenger was dispatched to this city for a license. The authorities had to be routed out of bed here and the messenger did not get back to* Linden until 3 o'clook on Sunday morning. W. D. Jones, Esq., was then aroused from happy dreams and nothing daunted performed the ceremony in his most happy style. The Howard family began housekeeping at once and all things move aloug without jar or friction. Howard is the happiest man in Linden and emphatically declares "I wouldn't take S1(K) for the little devil."

Levi's Luck*

Levi Teeters, colored, is in jail and will probably be in the penitentiary this time nest week. On Wednesday evening he broke into the room of John Kluiber, tho valley saloon keeper, und in the gay simplicity and innooence of youth abstracted therefrom 830 in cash, a watch and a ring. Kluiber reported tiis loss to the police and Oflioer Broth--srs shadowed his man yesterday and pulled him in the evening just as he was preparing to leave the city. The property was all recovered nnd Levi deploring his sad fate acknowledged the corn like a little man. Ho was lodged in jail and Officer Brothers reported his case to the grand jury this morning. Teeters has been in tho city for some time and was formerly in the employ of George FiUihoy.

The Revenge of Enemies,

When Walter Hulet returned from Indianapolis this morning whore he had been lighting a certaiu clause in the fee and salary bill lie found his ohair in the Auditor's office heavily draped in mourning and the following notice on his desk: "Auditor's deputies only 81.60 per day. My Got], John, I can't work for that price. Remember me to my father. I will never vote the Democratic ticket again.".

St- John's Church.

All who find it convenient should go and hear Prof. Glover's lecture on Sunday evening, Feb. 15, at 7 o'olock, at St. John's church. The lecture is entitled "Unitarianism toTrinitinarianism or Why

becamo a Churohman." Prof.

Glover was recently at tho head of t'10 Scientific department of the recently incorporated University at Evansvillo and is one of the original incorporators.

Sick of Lebanon.

Joseph Gates, who removed to Lebanon last summer to engage in business, has oome to the oonolusion that there is no business there to engage in. He has accordingly purchased a half interest in the second hand store of J. K. P. Thompson and will remove hero- next week. Mr. Cites will bo welcomed back by the city where ho was

ly esteemod.

BRBCHAM'B PILLS

Weak Stomaoh.

high

act like magio on a

Health demands a healthy liver. Tales Simmon's Liver Regulator lor dyapapala aad Indignation.

ARMED WITH TWO PISTOLS- I

Jounnie Breaks Orders a Wabash Junior to btop and Oonft'i'. 1 Stop, Kalph, or 1'il shout you dead. Hut if you stop 1 won't rUuvt," The.si worn tho words which ft irt lcd I'rui. Molmiti's class iu (ireok a.s tliry (Siuue out of Center Hull vesterduy ulII'MKHUI at 1 o'clock. .Tohuuie Hreuks, the well known druggist of oust Market street, was the speaker. Hn had a wild, desperate look iu his eye and in en-jti haud he oarricsl a big revolver. Those lie pointed directly at lvalph Guliler, a member of the Junior diss. The vnuuy man at first attempted to r. 'out in uu instant thought better of it and re" spoudod with a frighted "Yes sir." All the rest of the boys stopped, o, and Prof. AioL-.iin who was some !'.-taiiue oil'took iu the entire scene, lie could I not believe the pistols were nnythiU" more than toys and con-iidero.i the affair joke until as-ure by several studauts that ISrortks was iu no jokiug mood and meant business. Oubler having givcu up, LUe.tks engaged him earnest conversation for titteeu minutes, and they parted seemingly the best of i'rie The all'aisoon spread and tho most sensational stories wore toon afloat. Humor.- ai kinds against Gubler were common, but when asked to explain the matter he refused, saying that it was oulv a little trouble of a private nature between himself and Breaks, which had amicably settled. .. "Of course I was a little frightened a, tirst," ho said, "but one thing 1 am sure of, he woulu not have acted as he did he had been well. As for the rtuuors, I am satisfied to know that I have doucuothing to be ashamed of, aiul other folks can think what they please." It is a fact that Breaks has btou very ill for months. He did not get down town until noon to duy and was very much surprised to learn whit an excitement he had created, lie was told what serious rumors and immediately saw die necessity of letting the public know the whole story. Rut he would not do so without Gubler's consent so tho young man was hunted up. He was found at his room on the corner of Pium and Jell'erson and very reluctantly consented to let Breaks explain. The trouble was over some school books which ll'.oy had exchanged last year whoa Gubler roomed with Mr. Breaks. As the latter says, "We were both quiok tempered and became very angry over the afl'air which really did not amount to anything at all. Wo are now the best of friends and I am anxious that the affair should be quieted as soon as possible especially as my wife who thought so much of him, is now very sick and I don't want her to hear about it."

COLLEuE iiOTES.

Prof. Morris is ill. The Freshmen will banquet the night of tho 22J.

The ceiling has been placed in the new library. Iveiper is at the bedside of a very sick brother at Lafayette.

Prof. King sat down on the giant Sagerholm yesterday. The oratorical stock of our laundry Arm has been sold for one dollar ntid fifty cents.

Tho Sophmores and Freshmen aiv making life miserable for tho students who are peddling their ooncert tickets.

Prunk has the qualities of a journalist. After the lecture last evening he asked Dr. Gunsalus for a contribution to the Wabash.

Dr. Tuttle thinks the only weak point iu the lecture was tho speaker's stab ul those men who found libraries instead of using tho money in abetter nay.

A Prodigal Returned.

George lilumenscliein und Albert Taylor, two young boys about fourteen years old, drifted in tho city about week ago, and obtained employment nl the heading factory. They were runaways. Blumonschein, however, got tired of "freedom" and wrote to Ins father for money to come home. This morning Postmaster Bounoll received note from father Blumenschein and So with which to purchase a ticket for tho boy's passage to Dayton. Thenwas a note to the boy in which his father advised him to remember that he had only been on a "visit to the country."

Attention Knights!

There will bo a meeting of Deliayard Lodge Friday night for the purpose ot initiating several candidates in the Second Rank.

W. E. HCMI'HREY,

C. C.

I'AKKKKSHUIUJ.

Arch Adams is convalosceut. L. Pickett lias purchased Scott Hytoe's mule team.

An oyster supper at Will Lookabill's last Friday night. Walter Whittaker arrived here last woek from Nebraska.

Ed. Bowers and wife visited at Elton Armstrong's last week. Miss Victoria Smithson contemplates a visit with frionda in tho country next woek.

A protracted meeting began at the Methodist church at Raccoon last Tuesday night.

An oyster supper will bo given at the G. A. R. hall Saturday night, Feb. '21. All are cordially invited to attend.

Mrs. Mollio Fowler died »t tho home of her pareutfl, Mr. and Mrs. John Car ter, near Raccoon, last Monday evening. Funeral services were eoudueted by Rov. Lowhon at tho M. E. church at Racooon. Interment at tho Lafollotte cemetery.

WHY WILL YOD

cough when Shllob's

Oure will give you Immediate relief Prlco, 10 oonta, 60 oe&fcs and $1. Moffott Morgan Jb Go.

-7 "MOTHERS. I WARN YOU Match cart'fully vnnr daughter's hfalth. hrn the apjH«iit' fat!*, or ther» is a erowluir nervous irritability, extreme lassitude, emaciation, the voice iivmhles. the is .irresolute.

droop,

anil expression lan

guid. thru levoto one hour to a thorough investigation of the

LYOIft E, PINKHAM'Sc.Tp'oubM

acts promptly in hv its ue your dau^htt-r will he speedily restored* to health. It is the only Positive Cure and Legitimate Ki-tnedy for tho peculiar weaknesses and ailments of women. Every Oruiiiyist sells it as a *tamlard article, or sent l»v mail, in form of 1'iils or Lozuu^es, on receipt of §1.00.

Send two 2«cent stamps for Mrs. Pfnkham's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled "GUIOE TO HEALTH AND ETI0UETTE." It contains a volume of valuable information.

It has saved lives, and may save yours.

Lydia E* Plnkham Med* Co., Lynn* Mass*

NEWS OF A PERSONAL NATURE.

Mat Doho.rty is homo from Laf.iv ette. —M. E. Clodieitex his returned from Lafayette. —W. S. Casad went to Frankfurt tliis morning. —Capt. David lhiidou, ..I Indianapolis, is iu the city. —Mrs. George Fitchoy is visiting friends in Lafayette. —Superintendent Zack visited tho Darlington schools to-day. —James M. Waugli and wife left this afternoon for a visit in Chicago.

Ben Crane and W. T. Whittingtou returned from Lafayette this afternoon. —Herbert Startles, of Lnwronceburg, Tenn., is tho guest of Mrs. Sallio Ramsey. —Di'.vid Milholl-md was cfillod to Ridge Farm, Ills., last evening by the death of his sister. —Rov. G.

Fuson loturnod last

night from Xuwton, Ills., where he was called to attend tho funeral of his eldest brother.

WISE AND OTHERWISE.

—Saut Galey is (juite sick. —Remember the First Church social to-night. —Rev. Robert F. King will occupy the pulpit at First church Sunday morning. —Wm. Steele has put up 500 rods of Wild Cat fence upon his place (.luring the winter. —The case of Lydia Wardrip against Isaac Goliday has been decided in favor of tho defendant. —Thompson's Burglar Alarm tells you every time anyone comes to your house. See liim at the Sherman House. —The grand jury is still having various kinds of evidence but will probably not make a report till Wednesday us they have adjourned till Monday. —A. B. Anderson will r.-ad the paper to-night before the Ouiateuou Club on •'Marcus Aurilius." Rev. G. W. SwiUer will discuss the current topic, —"True Iri.h Hearts," beautiful story, nnd pla ed by a great company,

It-serves the packed houses that greet them this week.—Cincinnatti Enquirer. —John Berry, whose barn on Maurice Life's firm was burned last night, liail just, disposed of his horses and cattle yesterday, other wise they would have perished.

Ibe paper of tho London Gaiety company will bring every bald head in town to Music, Hall next Tuesday evening. The show is one of the best farce :'medics in the world. .-\t the conclusion of the ovidonco md argument}) in the Doherly case at Lafayette Judge Everett took the case under advisement and will probably uot-rule on it for several days.

Jim Green, tho Dcnvillo bussmnu, formerly of this city, has been the defendant inn slander suit at

Danville,

judgement for ?£()0 was given against him the, other day. —W. M. White was yostorday allowed S7-18..V) by Judge Snyder for making tho transcript of the evidence in the Pettit case?. This is another item which will make Tippecanoe oouuty turn over in her prass grown grave.

Ed Cory was in from New Richmond last night and reports Friday Clark as getting iu tine form for the coming tight. 'The bold boy is somewhat apprehensive of tho grand jury's action, however. —Rev. Eugstrom closed his revival services at the Presbyterian church, Sunday evening, after a very succossful scries of meetings. The result of these meetings has beeu uinoly-ouo additions to tho church, fifty-four of whom are heads of families. There are good prospects of raising tho number to one hundred.—Lebanon Patriot.

The peculiar roso tint of tlio skin for which the Persian women are world la noiis i.s ihie to tho use ol their "Persian Moelia Cott'ee." This is a component part of liulmun's Dauntless coffee, and il an .one will use this, (a small cup at each meal) for six weeks and do not notice a decided change in the skin, the tost of the trial will bo olieorlully refunded. All grocers handle "f- «.)9

Give your pet dog* or cats Simmon's I/lver Hegulator wnen sick—It will euro tln-ni.

Shlloh's Oure wiii Immediately roller Oroup, Whooping Cough and Broiichitl i'orsale by Moffott. Morgan fc Oo.

WINGATK.

Our elevator is ready for machinery. Marion Ilays moved last Wednesday. Mrs. A. L. Long has been on the siok list.

M. Boots has bought a lot at this place. CLos. Sheeta has a good .trade in the grocery line. -J.M.Galloway has about sis weeks of school yet.

T. Ooheltreo reoeived his oar load of ice last week. H. H. Thomas will go into the hotel business at Frankfort.

Several have taken part iu the build ing and loan association. John Devot has boon taken down to his brother's. His finger has not been taken off.

WKSLKY.

Geo. Stout is at home again. He is building a barn for Wilson Zuok. Tho Farmers Union have organized a lodge of somo twenty members at District Xo. 0.

A m:ssiotiary ontert -runout wili bo given at Mt. Ziou bv the church on Thursday evening, .b. ]'J.

M'.-s Daisy MeC:ure has much impr.vi.d in health I.o past few weeks and la- many fr t.ds hope for her oomplete re'it' ration. 'i he I'.ti t- rv sjci':v at the Valley is doing good .rk. itfl lost meeting the mouibf's er-j

il'vi

led into two di

visions a !h"y i--sted with muoh spirit lor vi ct

l'"or|.

ontr urnl tirtitcfiil Woman

\li^ I ijil I.veri'tt, Pa., says: "I HiitW-d »•••».• (rom kidney and gravelt,"-it i-s. No physicians or medlciii'

vinil,

Ivirue, did me «.iy good. I finally

.d my fouuei home atltoundout. N. Y.. Iinl began li Dr. Kennedy's Favorite ltem'-dy, or Itoundout, N. Y. A tew woidsieliu r—ult. I am a perfectly web a.-i Isappy woman once more.

't Friend

Not only bhui t' iH labor and loa&oriB pain attending It, bui greatly diminishes tho danger to life of both mother and child If used a few months before oonfinoment. Write to Tho Bradfleld Bcgulftcor Co., Atlanta Ga., tor further particulars. Sold by Nye A Co. Crawfordsville, Ind.

Ladles take your dresses, shawls and cloaks to havo re-dyed and cleaned on short notice to the American Steam Laundry. Mr. W. K. Gosnell Is agent or the old reliable Boston St«am Dye Works- Call tor prloelllst.

No pill or nauseating potion but a pleasant tonic and purgative Is Simmon's Llvei ll»Kulator.

Children Crv for Pitcher's Castorli

BIHLOn'8 OODOH and Consumption Cure Is sold by

on a guarantee. It

cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan Oo:

CklMni^Cry far. fitchtr'iJuMtwtt

We are closing out some lines of goods ai wonderfully low prices.

Good bargains in every department.

You can buy Cloaks and Wraps at your own price.

TRADE? PALACES.

You Can Buy,

Kingan's Iieliable HaniB, large, at lOVt," cents. Kingan's Reliable Hams, medium or divided, at 11 cents. Kingan's Reliable Hacon, at 11 cents.

Chase & Sanborn Coffee. Jaraaod Mocha Coffee—2-pound cans for 75 cants. Standard .lava, built, for :is cent..

Combination Java for ST) cents. Extra Golden Iiio for !!0 cents. Itoyal Rose Flour—85 pounds tor *0 cents: So pounds lor $1.

Milo Ensmmger

l! MARK ETS.

.fHln, Kt\

I'III' AOO.

Fob. i-».

FXOUK—QuIi anil lower. SprtiiK Wheat patents, UalcerH". Vi Winter Wheat Flour, i(4.aiS!V.u0 fur Piitpnts, ^1.40^,4 for Clears.

WHEAT—Ruled i|iik-t ami steiuly. No I ca-Mi. WflWHe: May. CTV®l'Sc. CORN -Qni.-t and stemlv. Kebruary an I cash, SO'iawjic: May, July v.'U

OATS—Steady. No. S cash, *13^t{.l lc Mv, June, 45S«fjS- ic. Samples stt-adv! with liberal o(!erins». N'o, 3. Nu 3 White, Jtiji'rtrv

so. 44U®.|:'.c

Wtlilo, 4«!l(a-ISc. KVE—Firm anil hti. tier. No. a cash, TV' February, 75c. ami May, 78. Samples 7&a 77Hc for No. 2. and 7WJ73c for No. :t

BAHI.r.y—Slow and ca-v. Poor, fioaniccommon, WttWc fair to good, (VVfjftSc, and oholce, 70®7-'i'.

MESS 1'OHK—Trading rather active and prices lower. Prii-es ranged at [email protected]» tor cash W.aOTi9.'J5 for February: i9.30if.35 for March, anil iv.TJxa«.for .May.

LAHII- Market moderately active and prices lower. Quotation* ranged at ffi. for cash S.-Vi'-j for Februarv ^-*i r7', for March, and tS.7»3.YP) for May.

UtTTrKit—Creamery, 17((iJfflc Dairy, laa'jOc Packing stock, 1®sic. l'oei.THY—Live Chickens, wv.suc per lb. Live Turkeys. V&»e jicr lb. Live Ducks, 7'i ji 10c. perib. Live Occse. M.mr/n.oo per di«.

Olid—Wisconsin Prime White. Sc Water White. 8'*c Michigan l'rime VVhiio, Water White, injjc Indiana Prime White' 8^c Water White, 10c Headil^ht, 176 tc^t' #Kc Gasoline, 87 dog's, lie 7i deg, 6'vci Naphtha, 63 dei^-'s, ftc.

LiqcoHH— Distilled Splriu ruled llrm at J1 14 per gal. for tlnlahed goods.

NEW Yohk, Feb. 13.

WHEAT—Very dull, steady, unchanged Mav Ofi^aKOSU June, II .OO't&l.OO',, Deccmbe'r!

»7XQ.»8Uc. CORN Dull. easy. No. S. Ci.'H3.Wc steam-er-miied, WS(ftS4c.

OATS—Quiet, weak. Western, rifl,05c. PHOVIHIONS—Beef steady, i|ui.-i. F.xira mess W.7Ma7.W family, ?!i.5kai0..,i9. i'uri, steady and dull New mess. JlO.W.r.n."',

(,ld

iness.

Hl2.vai0.-J6: extra prime. t».u!,D.7f. Lard ijuiet easy Steam rendered, (5.87 ,.

PETROLEUM—Easy. Standard white, nodcf? torn, S\e 74 gasoline, K'^c: S« gasoline, lie 8 naphtha, C-^c.

CATrt.E—Market modelactive. Ouo tations ranged at no

veal Calves. Hoiis—Mario moderately aetivo. Prices 10c lower. Sales ran«ed at

fa.

Ki.aoaa4.'» for light

«»S:i.ii0 for Pi|_-s-

*l.MUa.X, tor

rough pack

ing r„i- mixed, and iur boavy packing and shipping lots.

Cold In t'ne hoad? or Chilblains? 01 Ohaflngf or a Burn? or any Old Sorea'r The best thing In the world for It le Oolman'a Petroleum Balm. Get a free Bample at the dru« Ptore of Nve A Oo

No one ever tried Simmon's Liver Regulator without being satisfied with te effest.

You don't have to continue dosing with Simmon's Liver Regulator, Often a littie cures effectually.

Happy and content is a home with"The Ro. Chester a lamp with the light of the morning.

*rr Rochtittr Cc. A'n# i'cr*

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

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FOR SALE.

POH SALKOH KK.N'T: -.! p,*„! hole!

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Wliiilt I

Ji* »'i(l i-onvenlcntly wrrMn^Mn ti rh m* town of New Market. Aj-W K. A it'U hcr, New Market, 1ml.

ii open t'jiml

silver

fclKln luovoiueut,clieup. Iti'jtMrt* Journul ollleo.

ItADK.— Three lie ise* uii«f (ot# ft*

•*. MiiHll f'uMu. Kent for »per nioulb. Mil.re at mm we.«t I'erry streot.

I" OST.--A silk ttnihrellH wiih liiO name enirrtivei on the hmi'l!*'. to thisotlico uml receive rewunl.

FOR RENT.

N he us or iT

by Hoss A: Kietiniond ou

Mre4'l. inquli-e ol'.J. S. Milier.

L^OH ItliNT.— St^ire for re!!!. COiM Hest stamj in town A-itirt-yi W '^•41, tide II. Ind.

HKNT. C\»miortnhIe IHIUH1 f«ir s®11 tamiiy. cheap. Will take -oiuc worK. inquire at HU West 1'erry street

tbtfr

OS'l'.— A ni'w pair of uiuire-« 1 Heturn this ollh c.

LOST.—pocket-book:

reward.

Ct.EVEt.ANI. 0„ Feb. li.

l-l»e stock. t'mcAOo, Feb. it

tur

Ia.ft0i3.7.rt

Cows

choice

to fancy Mitpptng Stcfrs: 8-1.50^5.10 for good to choice do. for common to fair do. }3.0i«3.60 for butchers' Steers fa.Iff*.,a.HI f„r Blockers »«7:«4.!» lor Texans

for Feeders »l.«a3.M for

11.HH&3.U)

for Iluiu. ntul !au,t5.uo for

nnnu'.v'und

ii. Kinder retm it to Dr.

Pl)SITI()N~\VANTKI)-Any

r,He

OST—A pair of steel IHJUVII sjHTtiicU'* silver nose ni«?ce sonit when* residence ol M. S. Smith tuid HM'K room. The spectacles were ini»rk*fl Mto" and the til: case. "M.C.Kilne.' I

his olliec.

eltU

WANTED.

WA'VT,:| icncei

Vnuriu- lady tlinrougnlj '''ft

icneeii in dry gts)ds anil U"1'*,

ti,,

others need apply. Addicts I»rj, o""*1*- I oU5'e. I

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